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Is it really burning a bridge though if >90% of your coworkers (and even bosses) agree?
by mepiethree 3y ago
Is it really burning a bridge though if >90% of your coworkers (and even bosses) agree?
- fbdab103 3y agoLot harder for the first N employees at the front of the line.
- sarchertech 3y agoUnless they promised to withhold the letter until 50% signed. Also I have enough savings and my skills are in demand enough that I wouldn’t consider signing such a letter much of a risk. The researchers at openAI are likely a good deal more in demand than I am.
- fbdab103 3y agoWhile the financial future is significantly less certain than it was a week ago, many of those employees have RSU-equivalents potentially worth FU money. Even if you are going to land on your feet, it is still making a statement to walk away from that payday.
- sarchertech 3y agoIf you believe that your profit share is going to be worth much much more with the current board gone, then threatening to walk away to force them to resign isn’t really walking away from much.